Foreign Interest in US Housing Grows, Excluding Canadian Buyers
Explore the growing foreign interest in U.S. housing, with Austin and San Antonio leading the way. Discover insights that matter to private lenders.
GSEs may pursue public offerings while remaining under government oversight.
The Trump administration has explored making Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac public companies while maintaining their conservatorship, impacting private lenders.
Mortgage Rates Remain Steady Amidst Volatile Economic Headlines
Mortgage rates showed stability last week, providing a calm reprieve from recent fluctuations introduced by the Godzilla tariffs. Insights for private lenders.
Fostering Culture to Create a Sustainable High-Performing Team
Discover how "Lily Pad" brokerages attract agents with high commission splits but struggle with team cohesion and long-term career development.
MISMO Reverse Mortgage Workgroup Chair Discusses Future Development Strategies
MISMO's reverse workgroup views recent developments as a vital connection to advancing mortgage technology, highlighting its potential for industry innovation.
Bill Pulte’s Impact on FHFA and GSE Restructuring
Bill Pulte's leadership at the FHFA introduces innovative and disruptive changes in the mortgage sector. Explore the implications for private lenders.
Yes Communities Introduces New Manufactured Housing Development in Florida
Discover Savannas Ridge, featuring a clubhouse, resort-style pool, playground, and basketball court, enhancing the appeal of new manufactured housing in Florida.
Mortgage Brokers Outline Strategies for Transitioning from Retail
Explore the insights of former retail loan officers who transitioned to independent brokerages, highlighting challenges, tech choices, and resource navigation.
Mortgage Delinquencies Remain Stable, According to Cotality Insights
Cotality economists forecast low mortgage delinquency rates in 2025, influenced by trends in the job market, offering insights for private lenders.
Bergen County, New Jersey, to Implement Blockchain for Property Deeds
Bergen County's move to blockchain for property deeds could enhance transparency and efficiency in managing $240 billion in real estate assets across 70 municipalities.